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1:20:00
Unscrewing it... Are you nuts?
1:20:07
Do you want a beer?
1:20:10
No, a cup of coffee would be good.
-I'll put it on.

1:20:14
Bloody fool.
1:20:20
Mum and dad were farm hands so it
was tough. Pure hell, you could say.

1:20:25
Sometimes we only had porridge
morning, noon and night.

1:20:29
And cramped.
18 people lived in two small rooms.

1:20:33
18?
-Yes, we were 18 at most.

1:20:37
Two families sharing two small rooms.
The toilet was in the yard.

1:20:43
A lot has improved, that's true.
I don't have to eat porridge every day.

1:20:51
If I want to splash out I just have
to go down and buy a pork cutlet.

1:20:56
I wonder if it wasn't more
fun then. We had each other.

1:21:03
I think that loneliness
is the most awful thing in this world.

1:21:09
Yes, probably.
1:21:13
Rather eat porridge together
than a pork cutlet alone.

1:21:17
Although I don't know if
Rockefeller would agree.

1:21:22
He'd probably eat the pork cutlet.
-Beef fillet.

1:21:26
Of course.
He probably doesn't eat pork cutlets.

1:21:32
Sausages and mash.
1:21:38
I honestly didn't think
we'd experience this here.

1:21:41
Fredrik, you can sit here.
-Great, Tet.

1:21:43
It looks really good.
-Do we dare eat it?

1:21:48
We want Coca Cola as well.
-No, we draw the Line there.

1:21:52
We don't support multinational pigs.
-We have to have limits.

1:21:57
Would you like some?
-Yes, please.


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